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. . . For my first "photo walk"after having ankle replacement surgery 5 weeks ago, I choose to walk a whole 30 feet into the shade of the Holiday Inn in Traverse City, and watch the incredible Blue Angels do their stuff! Wow!
My kind of photo walk for now, hopefully off crutches in a few weeks! Not sure how I got burnt to a crisp sitting in the 96 degree shade, I blame the water reflection!
Have a great weekend and stay cool if you are at this show!
Cherry red heated, horse shoe being sized and shaped on the miniature anvil that he carries in his work truck.
I saw him working through the open door of his tiny space.
"May I make some photos?", I asked politely.
"Go ahead," he answered and went straight on back to his work. He didn't lift his head, not even when I walked out and thanked him kindly.
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Precision strike in the canopy
A Brown-hooded Kingfisher (Halcyon albiventris) grips a freshly caught Striped Skink—a moment of instinct, agility, and survival. These kingfishers aren’t just about water; they’re woodland hunters, often found far from rivers, ambushing insects, small reptiles, and even amphibians.
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故宮南院 Southern Branch of the National Palace Museum
In architecture, the term precision, in the sense of “respect for order and exactness”, explains everything. No error is allowed!
Engineers precision square and centre finder, made by Moore and Wright in Sheffield, England.
Lens Cimko M series 28mm Macro F2.8 at F5.6.
Seen on a overcast muggy day moored up on the River Mersey at Birkenhead with Liverpool's world famous Liver Building in the background. The bright colours of the newly repainted ship jump out at you from the subdued surroundings.
A GBU-54 laser-JDAM waits to be loaded on an AV-8B Harrier at MCAS Yuma during Weapons and Tactics Instructor course 1-24, the final course to produce Harrier WTIs.
Eastern kingbird (Tyran tritri)
Tyrannus tyrannus
Wellsville, New York
To see more, click my Birds et Oiseaux set.
For all of you who have expressed their concern for our safety following Hurricane Sandy, I thank you all for your kindness and support. Our region has been knocked down but we will get back up and put things back together. We will RESTORE THE SHORE because we are JERSEY STRONG!
As some of you are aware many of my images have been taken at Cattus Island They are in dire need of some assistance due to the impact of Sandy. They have lost an incredible amount of equipment. For those who might like to help them out they have started a fund at Go Fund Me to offset some of the damage.
Thank you again to all of you for your support!
The last one before I leave for a week.
I was gonna use this for the old WWII weapons contest (that SPW one). But i didn't finish on time, so i re-built it in my style.
Have fun!
Credit to SPW Team for details and workspace.
Credit to Moki for the selector idea.
Ignore the grouping/uploading errors